
Metallica 2027 Tour Tickets, Presale Times, and All 12 Dates
Metallica has added 12 one-night-only M72 stadium shows in North America from May 8 through June 19, 2027. Legacy Members get the first fan-club presale window on September 21, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time; Fifth Members follow at noon local time; and the public on-sale starts September 25 at 10 a.m. local time.
This guide lists every date and explains what to check before your sale window opens. A presale or public sale window gives eligible shoppers a chance to buy, but it does not guarantee a specific ticket or seat.
The 2027 stadium leg pairs every Metallica show with Limp Bizkit and Avatar. It also changes the format fans may remember from earlier M72 dates: each stop has one Metallica show, not a two-night No Repeat Weekend.
When do Metallica 2027 tickets go on sale?
Metallica’s 2027 fan-club presales start Monday, September 21, 2026, followed by the public on-sale Friday, September 25. The band’s official M72 FAQ sets these windows:
- Legacy Members: September 21 at 10 a.m. local time.
- Fifth Members: September 21 at noon local time.
- Public on-sale: September 25 at 10 a.m. local time.
“Local time” means the time zone in the city hosting the show. Pick your city before setting a reminder, especially if you live or travel in a different time zone.
What should you do before the Metallica presale?
Before your window opens, confirm your membership tier, target show, ticket quantity, and account details. Use only the access instructions tied to your Metallica membership or official sale account, and do not assume the same local clock time applies to every city.
- Confirm whether your access is for the Legacy, Fifth Member, or public window.
- Choose one of the 12 exact city-and-date combinations below.
- Translate the venue’s local time only if you will be shopping from another time zone.
- Sign in to the account tied to your access and check the email address on it.
- Decide your ticket quantity and acceptable stadium areas before the window opens.
The official FAQ states that the standard seated and general-admission limit is 6 tickets per person per city, with exceptions for certain Enhanced Experience products. Read the rules attached to the ticket type you select rather than treating six as a universal limit.
Keep a second acceptable stadium area in mind before you shop. If your first choice isn’t offered at a price or location that works for you, that backup option gives you a clear comparison without forcing a rushed decision.
What are the Metallica M72 2027 tour dates?
Metallica’s 12-show North American stadium run starts May 8 in Vancouver and ends June 19 in Salt Lake City. Metallica’s official tour announcement lists the full schedule:
- May 8: Vancouver, BC — BC Place
- May 13: San Diego, CA — Snapdragon Stadium
- May 18: El Paso, TX — Sun Bowl Stadium
- May 22: San Antonio, TX — Alamodome
- May 26: Fayetteville, AR — Razorback Stadium
- May 29: Kansas City, MO — Arrowhead Stadium
- June 2: Raleigh, NC — Carter-Finley Stadium
- June 5: Indianapolis, IN — Lucas Oil Stadium
- June 8: Buffalo, NY — Highmark Stadium
- June 12: Madison, WI — Camp Randall Stadium
- June 15: Cleveland, OH — Huntington Bank Field
- June 19: Salt Lake City, UT — Rice-Eccles Stadium
What does one-night-only mean for the M72 tour?
Each of the 2027 North American stops has one Metallica show, so buyers should not expect a second night with a different setlist at the same stadium. That is the key difference from the No Repeat Weekend format used on earlier M72 legs.
The production still places the stage in the center of the field, with the Snake Pit at its center. Use each event’s current map and listing notes to compare sections; an in-the-round setup does not make every row or view identical.
A one-night stop also makes the date check simpler but more important. Match the city, stadium, and calendar date on the event page before choosing a listing, particularly when comparing travel options between nearby stops.
Who is opening for Metallica in 2027?
Limp Bizkit and Avatar are scheduled to support Metallica at all 12 shows on this North American run. Check the event details again before the concert for current timing, entry information, and any organizer updates.
How should you compare Metallica tickets after the on-sale?
Compare the exact date, venue, quantity, section, row, listing notes, and final displayed price before you buy. Prices vary by city and section, so a static price in a tour guide would not reflect the cost of a current listing.
TickPick uses all-in pricing, which means the displayed price is the final price with no buyer fees added at checkout. For a reusable check of section, row, disclosures, delivery, and quantity, follow TickPick’s guide to reading a concert ticket listing.
Compare listings at the same quantity. A per-ticket figure can look attractive until the available quantity, row, or view note fails to match your group’s needs. Recheck those fields on the final order screen before completing the order.
Your next step is to choose your city, set a reminder for the correct local sale window, and decide which stadium areas you will compare before tickets go on sale.
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